Théorie de la musique

In ‘Orpheus; or, The Music of the Future, ‘ W. J. Turner fuses philosophy and musicology to explore the profound connections between artistic expression and the human experience. This work showcases …

In ‘Melomaniacs, ‘ James Huneker delves into the intricate world of musical obsession, exploring the lives and thoughts of those who are profoundly affected by music. Through an elegant and passionat …

In ‘Lessons in Music Form, ‘ Percy Goetschius offers a comprehensive examination of musical structure and composition that blends theoretical rigor with practical insight. Through meticulous analysis …

In ‘The Modes of Ancient Greek Music, ‘ D. B. Monro delves into the intricate tapestry of musical modes that framed the sonic landscape of ancient Greece. Through a careful examination of historical …

In ‘The Experiences of a Bandmaster, ‘ John Philip Sousa presents an engaging chronicle that delves into the intricacies of leading a military band during a transformative era in American music histo …

In ‘Music as a Human Need: A Plea for Free National Instruction in Music, ‘ Alma Webster Hall Powell eloquently advocates for the essential role of music education in fostering human development and …

In ‘The Power of Music, ‘ the Anonymous author masterfully explores the profound impact music has on human experience and emotion. Through a blend of lyrical prose and analytical insights, the book d …

In ‘Descriptive Analyses of Piano Works’ by Edward Baxter Perry, the author provides in-depth examinations of various piano compositions, offering valuable insights into the musical elements, structu …

In ‘Why We Love Music, ‘ Carl E. Seashore presents a compelling exploration of the multifaceted relationship between humans and music. Drawing on an array of disciplines, including psychology, anthro …

This manual treats of the structural designs of musical composition, not of the styles or species of music. It undertakes the thorough explanation of each design or form, from the smallest to the lar …